dubhelix
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Petite Red Front Puro
Pics of your sticks!!
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44x8(ish)
first time with the mold. Might need bigger leaves next time
first time with the mold. Might need bigger leaves next time
waikikigun
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Nice work! You're allowed to make'em less than the full 8 inches, ya know....
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I'll pretend I didn't hear that.
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My friend who was drawing a label for me sh*# the bed so I drew it myself. 44ga
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waikikigun
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Dominican-style handroll, rolled a few of these last night while I was making a video. It's accordion bunched, veins-in, Dominican-style wrap/cap. Handbunched it to 46rg, wrapped it immediately, and then stuck the wrapped stick in a 50rg plastic mold for 5 minutes to give it that shine. Heading outside to smoke it now.
Yvan the terrible
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Haven‘t been able to roll in over a month with all the craziness happening. Rolled this baby last July on Canada day and time sure makes em sweet. Brining some wrapper to case after this is done and will see how rusty the old hands are tomorrow. Stay safe every one.
MarcL
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Some idolos (4 X 55) some flying pigs (4 X 60) and a salomon (7 X 64)
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I'm not going to let you get away without commenting on the punching bag.
Mathaious12
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First time using the new mold with some Churchills. Trying out different rappers on this blend. First two from the left are San Andreas, next two are a Nicaraguan wrapper, and the last two are corojo.
Yvan the terrible
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I wish I could write a good punchline on this one....
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Nice 40°F day for a round of disc golf.
Which one wears out first, that heavy duty frisbee or the wimpy little chain/basket assembly? Why we buy Chinese when we can buy Made in Canada is beyond me. Your grandchildren’s grandkids will be playing on that same basket.
PressuredLeaf
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Got my new robusto mold, it smells great, like Spanish cedar. Only problem is the wood feels damp. Hopefully it doesn’t crack while drying . Anyway here is the 1st roll. It’s 1 Nic habano viso, 1 Nic habano ligero, 1 Nic seco Jalapa, double Sumatra binder, and Ecuador maduro wrapper. I messed up and accidentally tore the cap, oh well.
I really liked the Nic viso and Nic ligero combo with the maduro wrapper. However after smoking a longer corona of the combo, and briefly being zonked into another dimension, I realized the nicotine may be a little much. Hopefully the seco will tone things down while keeping a nice flavor profile.
I really liked the Nic viso and Nic ligero combo with the maduro wrapper. However after smoking a longer corona of the combo, and briefly being zonked into another dimension, I realized the nicotine may be a little much. Hopefully the seco will tone things down while keeping a nice flavor profile.
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They both are pretty sturdy! I have discs made in Detroit, Ontario California, and Finland.
I thought that chain thingie was for punishing children who prefer the playground to the classroom.
Bob
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My uncle was a famous flying disk pro, champion Ultimate and disc golf dude. He got me really serious about Frisbees in the 70s and I ended up with a collection of over 2400 discs.
This is him:
Tom Kennedy (Class of 2004)
The United States National Governing Body for the Sport of Ultimate
Your photo reminds me a bit of a course I played in Oklahoma a few years ago. That rolling hilly planes look.
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My uncle was a famous flying disk pro, champion Ultimate and disc golf dude. He got me really serious about Frisbees in the 70s and I ended up with a collection of over 2400 discs.
This is him:
Tom Kennedy (Class of 2004)
The United States National Governing Body for the Sport of Ultimatewww.usaultimate.org
Your photo reminds me a bit of a course I played in Oklahoma a few years ago. That rolling hilly planes look.
Wow. That's pretty awesome.
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You preferred the classroom to the playground, didn't you, Bob?
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